St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-08
DANIELS--MUNRO.

The marriage of Miss Gertrude Eloise
Daniels, daughter of ID. A. Daniels,
and Weed Munro was solemniZed at the
Central Baptist church yesterday after
noon at 4 O'Clock. 1t was a beautiful
wedding, quite devoid of the fashion,
able foibles which have of late years
begun to seem necessary adjunctS to
church weddings. The pulpit had been
removed, and loving hands had adorned
the altar space with prOfuSiOn of wild
fern and water lilies, above which large
palms spread their graceful leaves.
While the guests were being seated
Prof. Ballard played sweet music on
the organ, and when the hour for the
ceremony arrived the doors of the
vestry were thrown wide and the bride
and groom, preceded by the uSherS,
MessrS. c. E. Braden, w. C. Bennett.
Howe Paige and w. r. Morrison, en-
tered to the beautiful music of the
wedding march from LOhengrin. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. F. T.
Gates, who prefaced the simple and
impressive service with few appropri-
ate remarks on marriage. The audience
stood during the service, at the conclu-
sion of which the bride and groom
passed out to the music of Memberships
wedding march. The bridal robe was
beautiful creation in white faille silk, ell
traine, with front of rich cream tinted
lace: high cOrSage, with long sleeves,
full tulle veil, roses. The bride carried
a large bouquet of pearl and mermet
roses. Mrs. Munro has long had an en-
viable reputation in musical circles, and
her sweet voice and many graces of
character have won for her host of
appreciative friends. The groom is a
highly respected member of the Henne-
pin county bar, and their legion friends
will join in congratulations on the happy
event of yesterday.
Immediately following the ceremony,
reception was held at the home of the
brides parents, sos Third avenue south.
About fifty of the more intimate friends
gathered to wish joy and happiness to
the newly-married pair. Many beautiful
presents were bestowed. After the we'd
ding supper, which was served by Nav.
MIR. and Mrs. Munro took an early even
ing train for the East, where they will
spend a month.
THE COTERIE.
The Coterie, club composed of
thirty East side ladies, closed it's fifth
year last evening with a brilliant recep-
ton at the residence of Mrs. Seymour
Van Cleve. Over hundred guests of
the club were present and an evening
OF great enjoyment rewarded them.
The club has been studying the works
OF Shakespeare during the past season.
The literary feature of last evenings
entertainment was very able paper on
Dante, by Rev. II. NJ. Simmons.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL
The ladies of the First NJ. E. church. East
side, gave social at their church parlors last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. White, BLY, Grand ave-
nue., gave party last evening which was en-
1oyed by about seventy-five of their friends.
Mrs. Derickson, 50 Highland avenue. gave
delightful lunch party yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. c. F. Baxter has gone to Niles, Mich,
on visit to friends and relatives
AT THE HOTELS.
At the National: E. p Cook. NJ. M. Camp.
Mankato Mrs. S. b. Meacham. Eta M. Den,
is, Mabel Denis, Glendale, Oak. C. II. Shep-
pard, Bird Island
At the St James: P. Manseth, Watertown;
5. ID. Miller, Beaver Falls; Il. r. Hazelberg:
Oak.
At the Nicollet: A. A. Campbell, st.
Cloud; H. NJ. Crossett, FairibauIt: q NJ
Merritt, Eau Claire: W. M Wilson, W. s.
Elkins, Frank Dibble, Rochester; It. S. Wat
tiers, Mankato.
at the West: W. T. Hockey, Duluth; r.. J.
Gray, st. Cloud; Robert Fullerton and wife
Des Moines; II. e. Horton, Roc hester.
c. w. Shepherd, w. Z. Beerwell and II. L,
Wheeler have returned from O fishing trim to
Ashland.
P. d. Armour, Chicago; John Plankinton.
Milwaukee; William Rockefeller. James
Woodward, j. t. Stillman, +. S. Bond, RIOS